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We've got touchdown! Intuitive Machines' uncrewed Nova-C lander, named Odysseus, has successfully landed on the Moon. NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration researchers and engineers supporting this mission in Langley's Flight Mission Support Center joined teams across the country in celebrating the big moment! On board the Intuitive Machines lander are two technologies developed at Langley: Navigation Doppler Lidar, a ground-breaking guidance system, and Stereo Cameras for Lunar Plume-Surface Studies, an array of four tiny NASA cameras that collected imagery during and after descent. Learn more about NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative here: https://lnkd.in/e9kFwGcR Image Credit: NASA / Angelique Herring

  • This is a photo of a large group of NASA Langley employees in the Flight Mission Support Center at NASA Langley Research Center. The employees stand behind two rows of desks lined with computers. The employees are clapping and smiling, celebrating the landing of the Intuitive Machines NOVA-C lander on the lunar surface.
  • This is a photo of a large group of NASA Langley employees in the Flight Mission Support Center at NASA Langley Research Center. The employees are sitting at a long desk lined with computers. In the foreground of the image, three NASA employees are sitting at the computers talking. Several NASA employees can be seen standing up in the background. Two large monitors are also hanging on the wall in the background of the image.
  • This is a photo of a large group of NASA Langley employees in the Flight Mission Support Center at NASA Langley Research Center. In the foreground of the image, a group of employees, some sitting and others standing, are behind a row of desks lined with computers and are talking. In the background of the image, more NASA employees can be seen, and along the back wall, a large white board can be seen.

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